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  1. Philip Teitelbaum's taped recollections (also on this segment: Levine)









Philip Teitelbaum's taped recollections

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Peter:	Ok, so… again tell me about Levine.

Philip:	Levine was a plumber on Marquette street between Beaubien and St. Zotique.
	I remember the daughter was very attractive, walking up and down Marquette street.  

Peter:	What was her name?

Philip:	Sima.

Peter:	So who did you know there?

Philip:	Sima.

Peter:	That’s the person you knew?

Philip:	Yeah.

Peter:	So on Marquette I’ve got Herman, Kaufman, Levine, cheder.  Anybody else?

Philip:	Ok, Marquette and Garnier.  Klaiman.  And um… Harry Klaiman and Solly Klaiman
        were the two sons of the father who had a scrapyard—junkyard.  

Peter:	Would you spell it—Clayman?

Philip:	I’m not sure it’s with a K-L….

[I was told there was also a daughter, Jeannie.]





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